In the November 2023 issue of the Oat Scoop: POGA Trade Mission to Japan; POGA-Supported Breeding Programs and Projects; Carbon Footprint Data Collection in Saskatchewan; SaskOats-Funded Oat N Response Project; Intercropping Research; Project to Keep Oats Stranding Tall and Avoid Lodging; POGA and Commission AGM agendas and AOGC Director Nomination Notice; and much, much more!
Here is a Mar 18/24 article published in The Conversation entitled ‘Oats and oatmeal aren’t bad for you, as some claim, in fact they probably have more health benefits than …
A Feb 26/24 article published on RealAgriculture announced a new research project focused on creating new ingredient and food options with oat and pulse ingredients created by Avena Foods for …
POGA Chair Brad Boettger was interviewed by The Western Producer’s Robert Arnason regarding the recent reports of a study on oats and chlormequat. To read the article on the WP …
At this time, it is unknown how the incidence and severity of bacterial and halo blight is/will be on the Western Canadian oat crop. Therefore, we advocate for seed testing …
Priyanka Munshi published an article on the Indian news site, English Jagran, entitled 6 Incredible and Healthy Advantages of Drinking One Glass of Oat Milk Daily. To read the article, …
A recent article in The Western Producer, written by Robert Arnason, interviewed two Saskatchewan-based oat processors (both presented at the 2024 January SaskOats AGM). Click here to read why these …
At the December 5, 2023 POGA AGM, Ed White, Western Producer, interviewed Brianne McInnes, operations manager for the Northeast Agriculture Research Foundation. McInnes was presenting results from the SaskOats-supported ADOPT …
A recent article in The Western Producer, written by Robert Arnason, explains all the attention oat protein is getting from Canadian researchers – for its health-related, flavour and physical qualities …
In 2016 POGA applied through Market Access Secretarit to remove the requirement that oats shipped to India be sprayed to Methyl Bromide (MeBr), an illegal substance in Canada. In 2023 Canada …
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